Hi, I am using version 0.2.0.1 of the bindings (with stack, LTS 14.4, on macos catalina), and i encountered the following problem: when computing gradients for the TensorFlow.Ops.reduceMean op, if any of the inputs to the op come from (correctly fed) placeholders, the code always causes a SIGSEGV. I've put together a small code example that reproduces the error, in which the gradients of a function y = mean[x * w] are computed w.r.t. w, (with both x and w of dim = 2):
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedLists #-}
import Control.Monad.IO.Class (liftIO)
import Data.Vector (Vector)
import qualified TensorFlow.Core as TF
import qualified TensorFlow.Ops as TF
import qualified TensorFlow.Gradient as TF
main :: IO ()
main = TF.runSession $ do
x <- TF.placeholder [2]
w <- TF.placeholder [2]
let ys = x `TF.mul` w
y <- TF.render $ TF.reduceMean ys
let xf = TF.feed x $ TF.encodeTensorData [2] ([0.4,0.6] :: Vector Float)
let wf = TF.feed w $ TF.encodeTensorData [2] ([0.1,0.2] :: Vector Float)
g : _ <- TF.gradients y [w]
g' <- TF.runWithFeeds [wf, xf] g :: TF.Session (Vector Float)
liftIO $ print g'
The SIGSEGV is not thrown when using a different op (e.g. reduceSum), nor when both x and w above do not come from placeholders (e.g. if they are instantiated as constant tensors).
Moreover, even if x and w do not come from placeholders, the gradient call succeeds but outputs [0.4,0.6], as if reduceSum was used (i.e. gradients are not scaled by the vector size, 2 in this case).
I hope i didn't miss any important information, thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
Hi, I am using version 0.2.0.1 of the bindings (with stack, LTS 14.4, on macos catalina), and i encountered the following problem: when computing gradients for the
TensorFlow.Ops.reduceMeanop, if any of the inputs to the op come from (correctly fed) placeholders, the code always causes a SIGSEGV. I've put together a small code example that reproduces the error, in which the gradients of a function y = mean[x * w] are computed w.r.t. w, (with both x and w of dim = 2):The SIGSEGV is not thrown when using a different op (e.g.
reduceSum), nor when bothxandwabove do not come from placeholders (e.g. if they are instantiated as constant tensors).Moreover, even if
xandwdo not come from placeholders, the gradient call succeeds but outputs[0.4,0.6], as ifreduceSumwas used (i.e. gradients are not scaled by the vector size, 2 in this case).I hope i didn't miss any important information, thanks in advance to anyone who can help.